There is no such thing as a typical day for Jennifer Edwards: her job at Bowdoin as the curator of visual arts is one-of-a-kind.

Edwards’ love of art was developed right here at Bowdoin, where she graduated with a major in visual arts and a minor in art history in 1989. Being an art major was a clear decision for Edwards.

“Choosing visual arts as a major seemed natural given that art had always being part of my life and that I learned best visually,” she wrote in an email to the Orient. 

On any given day, you might find Head Chef David Crooker roaming between the serving line and dish-washing room in Moulton, doing his daily rounds.

At 5 a.m., when most members of the Bowdoin community are still asleep in their beds with hours before the classes begin, housekeeper Sabrina Bouchard is hard at work cleaning the offices and restrooms of the Office of Admissions in Burton-Little House.